Romeo #6 July 1974

In "What's to Become of Angie?" from Romeo #6 (1974), a chance encounter leaves Andy haunted after a near-miss with a girl named Angie. Though the accident wasn’t his fault, her plea not to contact her family lingers, leaving him caught between guilt and the quiet mystery of a moment that changed everything.

In "Listen to Your Heart," Sonia grapples with the fallout when her father loses his two-decade job at the foundry, sparking a quiet determination in her to stand up to the company—even as she finds herself drawn to the production boss she secretly respects. The story unfolds in three intimate pages, capturing a moment of personal conflict and quiet resolve.

In "Sweet Little Heartbreaker," Catrina—hailed as a witch and a heartbreaker—draws Ken into her orbit despite her brooding moods. When Ken spends time with his classmate Fiona during medical school, Catrina seems to know, pushing him away with quiet certainty. But when she falls gravely ill, Ken returns, only to learn she’d foreseen it all—and that her heartbreaks were never cruel, just inevitable.

In "Mama Would've Told Me Not to Come," Kathy returns to the town of her childhood, raised by a foster mother, only to find that everything—especially the people she remembers—has changed. Reunited with Dave, her childhood friend who once asked her to marry him, she revisits the places that shaped her, haunted by the choice she never made and the life she might have had.